All posts tagged "American Enterprise Institute"
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Europe’s year of living dangerously
As we enter the new year, Europe’s economic and political crisis appears to be entering a new and...
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The end of the Asian Century
As President-elect Trump prepares to take office, the US threat portfolio in the Asia-Pacific region is overflowing. North...
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Is Turkey headed for martial law?
A car bomb, allegedly set off by a militant offshoot of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), detonated outside an Izmir...
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Importers are exporters, exporters are importers. Slapping tariffs on imports would hurt our most competitive firms
In today’s globally connected world with dynamic global supply chains for raw materials and inputs, and global marketplaces...
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Trump’s economic policies could destabilize the global economy
In promoting an “America First” economic policy, President-elect Donald Trump appears to be blinding himself to the currently...
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Ας κάνουμε το 2017 ένα έτος ειρήνης, το μήνυμα του νέου ΓΓ του ΟΗΕ
Plus: The UN and ‘The Art of the Deal’ Έκκληση για ειρήνη απευθύνει ο νέος Γενικός...
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Italy’s lost decade
Is Italy the world’s new Greece? Από Desmond Lachman Judging by the still relatively buoyant Italian sovereign...
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What to Do Policy Recommendations for 2017
The 2017 Project takes a 24-month look at AEI scholars’ work in 27 policy areas ranging from Energy...
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The top ten 2016 RHSU columns
Well, 2016 is about to go in the books. Talk about a strange year. The Brits voted to...
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Making Manufacturing Great Again Will Require A Two-Pronged Approach
Plus: Which Trump will the world see? Reflections on 2016, with an eye toward 2017 Employment in...
